Czech Nymwag to establish a factory with an annual production capacity of 2,000 wagons in Uzbekistan, as it was informed by Railway Supply.
An important memorandum of understanding was signed, opening new prospects for the development of freight wagon manufacturing in Uzbekistan.
The agreement involves a collaboration between the oil and gas company Saneg, the special industrial zone “Gallaaral,” and the investment holding AZC Orbis Invest. This partnership aims to construct a new factory with a production capacity capable of manufacturing up to 2,000 wagons annually, starting from 2026.
AZC Orbis Invest, headquartered in Slovakia, manages assets across various Central European countries, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. Under its management is the Czech company Nymwag, which specializes in producing various types of freight wagons, including tank cars, hoppers, and covered wagons. The Nymwag factory, located in Nymburk, has a long history of vital wagon production and plans to increase its output in the coming years.
The establishment of a new manufacturing center in Uzbekistan is poised to contribute notably to the development of local infrastructure. It will also enhance the efficiency of transport operations in the region, underscoring Nymwag’s commitment to expanding into international markets. This includes its recent collaboration with the Indian freight wagon manufacturer Texmaco Rail.
This initiative aligns with Uzbekistan's goals of modernization and economic development. By developing local manufacturing capabilities, the country aims to strengthen its logistics base, making it a crucial player in regional transport and trade.
The collaboration between Saneg, the industrial zone “Gallaaral,” and AZC Orbis Invest promises to be a crucial milestone in the development of freight wagon manufacturing in Uzbekistan.
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